"Halim, Salman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>> >> > What is the best way to maintain a set of previously recorded >> > keystroke sequences? I constantly make use of the record feature >> > within one vi session. But some of the sequences I'd like to >> > preserve. I realize they get saved in a named register, but that >> > register will get overwritten over time, and I have need to >> > recall previous instances of the register. >> > > I have the following in my .vimrc " preload a register, just do @y to execute vim command on current line let @y='"[EMAIL PROTECTED]' " execute command in text let @m=":'a,'bs#" " substitute between 2 markers let @n="r1jr2jr3jr4jr5jr6jr7jr8jr9jr0" " number a column 1-10 let @d="rSjrMjrTjrWjrHjrFjrSjrS" " Days of Week Columniser let @p=":redir @*" " start redirect to paste buffer let @e=":redir END" " end redirect let @s=":%!sort -u" " sortfile unique let @t="gUlW" " Titlize words in a sentence let @z=":bufdo %s//&/gic HTH -- zzapper http://www.rayninfo.co.uk/vimtips.html
